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Granada grabbed three points at Anduva and now must wait for the final day against Leganés to seal promotion.

The Garnet were decisive, turning the tide after an early spell that left Mirandés on the back foot. That result leaves Granada alone on the last day as they prepare to host Leganés at Los Cármenes.

Follow all the details of Mirandes vs. Second Granada here.

Granada began with intent. Uzuni tested the nerves of Mirandés with the opening shot before the fifth minute, a header that sailed over the crossbar. Mirandés, choosing caution, pressed when necessary and Raul García de Haro caused uncertainty in Granada’s defense. He also joined the action as Ferreira had to intervene to deny Granada an early lead in the 16th minute.

Granada endured the pressure, but in the 24th minute Mirandés was reduced to ten men after Álvaro Sanz was sent off for a foul on Uzuni just as he was charging into the box. A clear goalscoring opportunity and a red card jolted the Andalusians onto the right track. — Goal

Less than five minutes later, the Mirandés defense failed to clear a cross from the right in the final stretch of the first half. Anthony Gates found the ball at the far post to give Granada the lead. From that moment, Granada looked stronger and sought another goal, with Puertas entering the frame again in the 36th minute. — Goal

After the break, Granada returned with renewed determination to seal the victory. Yet the twist came when Roberto López picked up a ball in the middle of the field, saw Ferreira in front of him, and fired an extraordinary shot that slipped past Granada’s keeper. With ten men and under pressure, Mirandés equalized. — Goal

But Granada did not wait long to respond. Following a penalty-area cross, the ball reached the far post where Anthony Puertas again found the net, restoring Granada’s lead. The Andalusians then searched for a third and found it through the improvisational brilliance of Brian Zaragoza, who dominated a ball, eluded two defenders, and fired past Alfonso Herrero. 1-3 and the sense of inevitability grew. — Goal

Meanwhile, Levante’s goal against Villarreal added to the drama, and Granada clung to a promotion-focused state. They would need one more week to confirm their ascent, hoping the results elsewhere collaborate in their favor. — Goal

The summary of Mirandes vs. Second Division Granada 2022-2023: video, goals and statistics

The match ended in Miranda with Granada’s 1-3 victory that puts them within touching distance of promotion, needing a favorable outcome at home against Leganés next week. — Goal

Minute 85. Granada maintained total control and, depending on other results, could still rise right away or wait for the final day. — Goal

Minute 78. Goal for Granada from Bryan Zaragoza. The young forward outmaneuvered two defenders and beat Alfonso Herrero to seal the score at 1-3. — Goal

Minute 75. Granada rested a little easier as Mirandés posed no real threat, but nerves lingered about whether promotion would come today or with the last-round results. The stands in Anduva were full of emotion. — Goal

Minute 67. Granada pressed on, with Neva trying a shot that went high over the target. — Goal

Minute 62. Goal for Granada. Antonio Puerta again found space on the left and delivered a cross that reached the far post, where Puertas converted to make it 1-2. — Goal

Minute 57. Goal for Mirandés. Roberto López converted a long pass from the center into Granada’s goal, drawing the locals level at 1-1. — Goal

The second half began with Granada in search of a win against Mirandés. Granada held a 0-1 lead from the first half thanks to Puertas’ goal. — Goal

Minute 36. Puertas was again on the move, forcing a save from Herrero as Granada pushed for a decisive moment. — Goal

Minute 30. A pinpoint cross reached the far post where Puertas finished to give Granada the lead. At that moment, a 0-1 scoreline could have sparked a straight climb to the top division. — Goal

Minute 25. Uzuni’s free kick bent over the wall and troubled the Mirandés goalkeeper. — Goal

Minute 24. Álvaro Sanz was shown a direct red for a foul on Uzuni, leaving Mirandés with ten men. — Goal

Minute 16. Raúl García de Haro carved out a chance from inside the area, testing Ferreira who marshaled the effort to deny what could have been Mirandés’ opener. — Goal

Minute 11. Puertas tested the Mirandés keeper with a drive that Herrero kept out. — Goal

Minute 10. Salinas had Mirandés’ first real opportunity. The game was balanced and quickly became a tactical showcase. — Goal

Minute 5. Granada started with purpose, Uzuni’s header missing the target. — Goal

Around 4,000 fans filled the stands, with a significant Granada contingency, as the match promised a major step toward promotion and potentially instant elevation if other results swung kindly. — Goal

The ball kicked off at Anduva, a venue that didn’t quite feel like the Los Cármenes but carried the same will to win. — Goal

Granada was not alone in Miranda. — Goal

Granada fielded this lineup at Anduva. — Goal

Mirandés presented with their own XI for the clash. — Goal

Source: Goal